person, animal or thing that receives the action of the verb, e.g. he takes a book

Task B1-1 [Nous] apprenons l’italien.

Task B1-2 [Ils] comprennent l’anglais facilement.

Task B1-3 Cette fois, [je] prends des livres de poèmes.

Task B1-4 [Nous] traduisons un poème en anglais.

Task B1-5 [Ils] lisent beaucoup de romans.

Task B1-6 [Ils] disent parfois des phrases en anglais.

Task B1-7 [Je] traduis les phrases en français pour pratiquer.

Task B1-8 [Je] lis souvent le journal en italien.

Task B1-9 [Je] traduis les mots difficiles.

Task B1-10 Normalement, [nous] lisons des histoires amusantes.

Reading habits: verbs like 'prendre' and 'lire', direct objects

French

In this unit, pupils revisit  subject and object pronouns, practising them with present and perfect tenses. Subject pronouns are used to mean 'it' and 'they, and object pronouns to mean 'me' 'you' and 'him, her and it' placed before the verb.

Everyday life: subject and object pronouns, present tense

The children love buying books from the bookshop.

The children love taking books from the library.

What does the following sentence mean? Les enfants adorent prendre des livres de la bibliothèque.

Which is the missing word? Nous {{}} le livre.

a person or thing that performs the action of the verb

a person or thing that receives the action of the verb

Which of these verbs must be followed by a direct object?

True or false? 'Chien' is a direct object in this sentence? Il parle à son chien.

Which 3 words could fill this gap? Je joue souvent au foot {{}} je suis sportif.

Which of the weather expressions means, it is nice weather?

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